Hi everyone,
One really good thing about football season is that with back-to-back football games, I get a lot more crocheting done. The thrill of the game keeps me in my chair so that I can crochet!
I worked up 2 more Pineapple Neck Warmers using a size H Clover hook. One is red made with Lion Brand MicroSpun yarn (soooo soft!)
The pink one is made with Lion Brand Baby Soft yarn and a size H Clover hook.
I bought an electronic pattern from Annie's Attic this weekend called, Easy Lotus Scarves. I love this pattern too and whipped up two of them with Lion Brand Baby Soft yarn and a Clover size H hook.
There is a laptop computer under there ..... somewhere! LOL
And lastly, here is the baby bib I am making for my niece for a baby shower. She's registered at walmart.com and Babies R Us, but I figured that she won't be getting a thread crocheted baby bib and bootie set from either of these places. So, I dug out my pattern and started one for her using Aunt Lydia's size 10 thread and a Tulip size 12, 1.0mm crochet hook:
One really good thing about football season is that with back-to-back football games, I get a lot more crocheting done. The thrill of the game keeps me in my chair so that I can crochet!
I worked up 2 more Pineapple Neck Warmers using a size H Clover hook. One is red made with Lion Brand MicroSpun yarn (soooo soft!)
The pink one is made with Lion Brand Baby Soft yarn and a size H Clover hook.
Just for fun, I made up a Pineapple Neck Warmer with some Department 71 Perle Cotton size 8 thread and a Clover hook, size 4 (this is smaller than a size 4 US hook, by the way). This was something I wanted to try just to do it:
I bought an electronic pattern from Annie's Attic this weekend called, Easy Lotus Scarves. I love this pattern too and whipped up two of them with Lion Brand Baby Soft yarn and a Clover size H hook.
There is a laptop computer under there ..... somewhere! LOL
And lastly, here is the baby bib I am making for my niece for a baby shower. She's registered at walmart.com and Babies R Us, but I figured that she won't be getting a thread crocheted baby bib and bootie set from either of these places. So, I dug out my pattern and started one for her using Aunt Lydia's size 10 thread and a Tulip size 12, 1.0mm crochet hook:
